It depends upon what your instructions to the sheriff's department indicated as to the number of times. If you use a registered process server,...

It depends upon what your instructions to the sheriff's department indicated as to the number of times. If you use a registered process server,...

Month to month tenant for 2 1/2 yrs. House is in shortsell to someone who wants to live in home. How fast do I have to move

You are correct that a tenant does not have the same protections after a short sale as with a foreclosure sale. You do not have the right to...

Unlawful Detainer Case, can I get the landlord to make repairs on the home if he refuses is he liable for anything?

One important fact which you haven't mentioned is whether you are paying rent to the new landlord. If not, you cannot ask the new landlord to...

EVICTION - Landlord vs Tenant how does tenant officially/legally/properly request discovery in Unlawful Detainer case.

You are entitled to propound written discovery in an unlawful detainer case, just like any civil litigation matter. The only difference is that...

On a counter suit the disposition entry of judgment reads contested. What exactly does this mean and is there any other

There is insufficient information in your question to provide you with a useful response. Most experienced litigators will be able to read the...

Are quitclaim deeds sufficient for transferring ownership of real property to the living trust?

Yes, a Quitclaim Deed is sufficient and can be used to transfer real property ownership to a living trust in California. A Grant Deed can also be...

Are there Squatters rights in California?

No, there are no squatter rights in California. It is illegal to inhabit an abandoned property, and whatever monies you put into it for...

Does the lien of a condo association for HOA fees come prior to the lien of a first mortgage deed of trust?

No, the HOA's lien is junior to the first deed of trust. Therefore, if you buy at the HOA foreclosure sale, you take title subject to the first...

Notice of Lien

You don't have to but you could probably file a Objection to Notice of Lien with the court setting forth the legal basis why you think the lien is...